This residential complex, built in the seventies, consists of three blocks that project over each other. Solidly constructed, generously designed, with plenty of greenery in between. Not a fashionable attitude, but a structure that still holds up today. Those who live here do so not because of a trend, but because it simply feels right.
The apartment in question is located in the middle section of the complex. This allows you to choose whether to go up or down the stairs. If you come from below, your car is parked in your own parking space. If you come from above, it might be more convenient to bring the groceries inside. There is no lift – that’s part of the charm. But if you are good on foot, you get something that many new buildings no longer offer: established tranquility and distance.
Arriving at your own block, you go up to the first floor. And then you have arrived.
69 sqm, perfectly cut. Three rooms, clearly organized, everything you need – and some things you wouldn’t expect.
The entrance area is compact and characterized by the typical style of the eighties: lots of wood, warm surfaces, clean lines. You enter and initially find yourself in a rather protected, almost introverted atmosphere. The apartment seems reserved here, almost covered, as if it doesn’t want to reveal everything right away.
An archway leads into the living room – here too, the wood continues and creates a certain unity. And here begins the real moment.
With one more step forward, the space opens up through the large windows to the east. Suddenly, a sense of spaciousness is created. The morning light floods in generously, and the view extends over the private garden into another garden. No direct opposite, no facades, but greenery on multiple levels. This creates a depth that one wouldn’t expect from the entrance area.
This contrast is precisely what makes it appealing: warm inside and almost cocoon-like, open and flooded with light from outside.
The dining area by the window is almost naturally placed. There, you sit with a view of the greenery, accompanied by the morning light – a very quiet, pleasant place to start or end the day peacefully.
The kitchen is directly connected to the living room and arranged longitudinally. It is open on both sides – you enter it from the dining area, and from there, you can return to the vestibule. Narrowly designed, functionally furnished, and well organized. Everything is accessible via short distances without the living space losing its generosity.
At the rear of the apartment are two rooms, one slightly smaller, one larger. Both are oriented north and face the quiet garden area. The large windows let in soft, uniform light that makes the rooms appear very calm. Here, there is no traffic noise, no constant coming and going – it is truly peaceful.
The bathroom is centrally located in the apartment and equipped with a bathtub with a glass enclosure. Bright tiles, a clear line, and wooden details pick up the style of the apartment. Everything appears well-maintained and harmonious.
The toilet is separate, and a storage room complements the space sensibly.
Carpet is laid throughout the apartment. It naturally fits in, dampening sounds and enhancing this pleasant, homely feeling that runs through all the rooms. In combination with the wooden surfaces, it creates a very calm, almost protected atmosphere.
The overall condition is remarkably good. For the year of construction, the apartment presents itself in a condition that one could move into without any issues.
It’s often not the loud apartments that leave a lasting impression – but those that linger a little longer when you go out. This one does exactly that.
Curious? Then give us a call, we look forward to personally showing you this gem.
The price: € 185,000,--
The agent acts as a double broker.
